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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM660610 · Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders

  • DMBM660620 · England and Wales
  • DMBM660630 · Using bailiffs to enforce by distress warrant
  • DMBM660640 · Applying for a distress warrant
  • DMBM660650 · Executing a distress warrant
  • DMBM660660 · Adjustments and objections after a distress warrant has been issued
  • DMBM660670 · Debtor moved to a new address after a magistrates' order
  • DMBM660680 · Debtor insolvent after a distress warrant has been issued
  • DMBM660690 · Distress warrant unsuccessful
  • DMBM660700 · Enforcing magistrates' orders - Northern Ireland
  1. Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders: contents
  2. Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders: debtor insolvent after a distress warrant has been issued

DMBM660680 | Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders: debtor insolvent after a distress warrant has been issued

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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If you receive notification that insolvency proceedings have been taken against the debtor

  • telephone the clerk of the court immediately

  • telephone the bailiff executing the distress warrant (if appropriate with the clerk’s agreement) to ensure that all action to enforce payment is stopped and that he may claim any costs already incurred in the insolvency

  • write to the court confirming the information

  • pass the papers to your insolvency section who will ask ICHU to make a claim in the insolvency.

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